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Wydawnictwo: Aeolus
Nr katalogowy: AE 10256
Nośnik: 2 SACD
Data wydania: wrzesień 2016
EAN: 4026798102562
128,00zł
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Epoka muzyczna: barok
Obszar (język): niemiecki
Instrumenty: skrzypce, lutnia
Rodzaj: sonata
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Biber: The Rosary Sonatas (Die Rosenkranz Sonaten)

Aeolus - AE 10256
Kompozytor
Heinrich Biber (1644-1704)
Wykonawcy
Hélene Schmitt, violin
Francois Guerrier, claviorgan
Massimo Moscardo, archlute & theorbo
Francisco Manalich, viola da gamba
Jan Krigovsky, violone
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Zawartość
The Rosary Sonatas not only deal with mysteries, they are a mystery themselves. With this violin cycle made up of fifteen sonatas and a solo passacaglia, Biber created one of the most astonishing works of the entire violin repertoire. Famous and even today not completely decrypted in terms of its significance is the assignment of the sonatas to the sacred Christian mysteries. In this work, the composer carries to the extreme the scordatura technique, the tuning of the violin’s four strings to intervals other than those usual, and in this manner demands constant concentration from the performer. For the French violinist Hélene Schmitt, the Rosary Sonatas are nevertheless not merely a violinistic extreme sport – on the contrary, for her this work is a musical act of faith. In her performance, an enormous sonic cosmos opens up in the sonatas: singing or also speaking, whispering, even roaring, urgent or dulcet, intimate or with large gestures, from hardly audible sound to pure heavy metal, or entirely simple in duple time for the many dance movements – the listener will not ceased to be astonished. Hélene Schmitt’s full devotion to this music is obvious. Her continuo group made up of internationally known performers is able to provide exactly the right support and timbres. Two extensive accompanying texts, authored by the artist and by Prof. Peter Wollny (Bach Archive, Leipzig), respectively, illuminate the work and performance from all sides. The audiophile recording made in the Baroque church in Holthausen provides stereo and also, with SuperAudioCD, surround sound.

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